Agent Frameworks Considered Harmful — Rémi Louf, .txt
Rémi Louf built his own agent system after encountering problems with existing frameworks — duplicates, missing messages, and unlogged prompt changes.
Instead of complex graphs, he created something simple: agents as plain markdown files, a log where everything is saved and can be traced, and a system where each part of a prompt is stored separately with a hash so you can see exactly what changed between runs. It took two weeks to build and now runs twenty agents at his fifteen-person company.
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